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Endometrial stem cells repair injured endometrium and induce angiogenesis via AKT and ERK pathways

By The Giver on September 21, 2016

Endometrial stem cells repair injured endometrium and induce angiogenesis via AKT and ERK pathways
Yanling Zhang<br />Sep 21, 2016; 152:389-402<br />Research
Source: Journal of Reproductive Medicine

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